Australia Bike Tours
Booking one of these amazing Australia Bike Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
Australia bike tours offer a variety of adventures across diverse landscapes, from coastal routes with breathtaking views to the rugged beauty of the Outback. A cycling trip in Australia introduces you to vibrant cities and remote natural wonders, encapsulating the essence of adventure down under. Cyclists can discover world-famous beaches, lush rainforests, and iconic landmarks while experiencing the local culture and wildlife unique to Australia.
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Mudgee Food and Wine Bike Tour
Mudgee is a mecca for food and wine lovers! The region has an intense concentration of amazing cellar doors, and being almost completely flat, is perfect for some gentle cycling.
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Self-Guided Murray to Mountains Rail Cycling Tour
Escape on this perfect 3-day self-guided cycling adventure on the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail! Cycle from Beechwood to Bright at your own pace and enjoy the freedom of this a self-guided short break cycling tour in Victoria.
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Brisbane Valley Rail Trail Cycling Tour
At 161 kms in length, the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail is the longest rail trail in Australia. This self guided cycling tour will have you riding the best sections of this fantastic Queensland getaway, whilst taking care of those pesky logistics for you.
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Riesling Rail Trail Cycling Tour
Enjoy cycling the off road, safe and relatively flat Riesling Rail Trail and have all the logistics done for you, whilst you visit some of the best cellar doors and food outlets in Australia. This self guided 3 day/2 night tour gives you the flexibility of choosing your own dates and cycling the Riesling Rail Trail at your own pace.
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Murray to Mountains Rail Trail Bike Tour
Ride the iconic Murray to Mountains Rail Trail stress free. This exclusive cycling tour is an all inclusive, small group weekend complete with meals, accommodation, local guide, special wine tastings, gourmet food, luggage transfers and personal transport. Take the stress out of your weekend away and enjoy this wonderful easy cycling escape in the gourmet North East Victoria region along the famous Murray to Mountains Rail Trail.
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Great Southern Rail Trail Cycling Tour
Enjoy the best parts of this wonderful rail trail on this self guided, fully supported 3 day, 2 night getaway — the perfect weekend getaway or mid-week escape. The cycling is easy, especially with your included E-Assist bikes. With on call support, drop off transfers enable you to cycle the entire rail trail one way, meaning you can enjoy this great ride stress free!
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Beechworth to Bright Cycling Tour
This Cycling Tour from Beechworth to Bright in Northeast Victoria is the perfect long weekend or midweek escape for cyclists and foodies alike! Explore historic Beechworth before cycling on the safe, iconic Murray to Mountains Rail Trail through Myrtleford and then onto gorgeous Bright, discovering wonderful wineries, food and produce outlets, all under the gaze of the beautiful Victorian Alps.
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Barossa and Clare Valley Cycling Tour
This cycling tour in the Barossa and Clare Valley invites you to discover the incredible food and wine highlights of South Australia at your own pace.
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Seaside Trails of the New South Wales Bike Tour
Experience the beauty of the New South Wales’ south coast, known for its uncrowded beaches, incredible whale watching, and charming rural towns.
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Great Victorian Rail Trail Biking Tour
Ride the iconic Great Victorian Rail Trail from end to end on an exclusive guided group tour. Take all the stress out of your bike holiday and ride in the comfort of knowing you are fully supported throughout your trip. Bikes, transfers, accommodation, unique dining experiences, luggage transfers, and of course the support of an expert local guide. All you need to do is ride, admire the views and soak up the relaxed country ambience on this wonderful long weekend getaway!
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Northeast Victoria Cycling Tour
This 5 day-4 nights cycling tour in Northeast Victoria is for anyone wanting to cover all the major sights and gourmet delights in this increasingly popular cycling region. Using the paved, largely flat, off road Murray to Mountains rail trail as the cycling path, you will taste the gourmet treats that abound in the north east Victoria region, as well as enjoy the incredible scenery and accessible, safe cycling paths. Starting in Beechworth, you will cycle to Milawa, Myrtleford and Bright over 4 nights.
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Self-Guided Bike the Rail Trails of South Australia Tour
Unveil the beauty of South Australia on a remarkable 6-day self-guided bike tour through the enchanting landscapes of the Barossa, Clare Valley, and Adelaide Hills regions. Glide along the brilliant rail trails of this bike-friendly state, all while enjoying comprehensive support that takes care of every logistical detail, leaving you to savor the journey.
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7-Day Murray to Mountains Rail Trail Tour
Join a mixed group on this exclusive guided cycling tour in Australia. Explore beautiful northeast Victoria and experience the incredible Alpine scenery this region is famous for. The cycling tour is graded as easy and almost all of the riding uses off road, paved trails that are safe and fun to ride. There is a particular focus on the world class food and wine offerings that this region of Australia is becoming famous for.
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Rail Trails of South Australia Tour
This 6-day Cycling Tour in South Australia explores the Barossa, Clare Valley & McLaren Vale regions. Ride the Rail Trails and discover the incredible food and wine of South Australia on this gourmet cycling foodie tour.
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East Coast of Tasmania Cycling Tour
Discover the incredible unspoilt beauty of this pristine region on this fully guided gourmet cycling tour in Tasmania. Explore the scenic east coast from Launceston to Hobart with a special stop at Freycinet National Park. Visit wineries, oyster farms, wildlife sanctuaries, and stunning Wineglass Bay on this memorable adventure.
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Australia's vastness provides myriad cycling opportunities, whether it’s coastal rides along the Great Ocean Road, traversing the scenic wine regions of South Australia, or undertaking a historic journey along converted railroad cycling paths. These cycling tours in Australia cater to all levels of cyclists, combining natural beauty with cultural experiences.
Cycling in Australia stands out for its unique blend of natural scenery, wildlife encounters, and outdoor adventure. The country's varied terrain allows for a wide range of cycling experiences, from leisurely rides through vineyards to challenging mountain trails and expansive coastal routes. Cycling tours here offer an intimate way to explore Australia's rugged landscapes and cosmopolitan cities alike.
The ideal time for cycling in Australia varies by region due to its vast size and climatic diversity. Generally, spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) are the best times for most areas, offering mild weather and less rainfall. Northern regions are best visited in the dry season (May to October), while southern parts are more temperate and suited for year-round cycling.
- Rail Trail Cycling Tours - Utilizes converted railway lines for scenic rides through Australia’s countryside, connecting historic towns and natural attractions.
- Cycling the Wine Regions of South Australia - Combines leisurely cycling with wine tasting in some of Australia's most renowned wine-producing areas, such as the Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale.
- Great Ocean Road Cycling - Offers spectacular coastal views along one of the world’s most famous roads, ideal for both leisurely rides and more challenging stretches.
- Munda Biddi Trail - A long-distance off-road cycling experience through Western Australia's unspoiled bushland, forests, and national parks.
- Tasmania East Coast Cycling - Features stunning landscapes, from pristine beaches to national parks, along the tranquil east coast of Tasmania.
Essential items include a helmet (mandatory in Australia), cycling gloves, a waterproof jacket, sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat), a basic repair kit, plenty of water, and snacks. Consider the climate of specific regions you plan to visit and pack accordingly.
Luggage transfers are commonly available on organized and guided cycling tours. For self-guided tours, services vary by provider, so it's best to inquire ahead of your trip.
The duration depends on the route and your pace. Short tours can last a day or two, while more extensive tours, such as the Munda Biddi Trail or cycling the Great Ocean Road, could take a week or more.
Yes, there are many family-friendly cycling tours in Australia. Rail trails, in particular, offer safer routes away from traffic and are suitable for all ages. Many coastal paths and park trails are also designed for family outings.
Accommodation options vary from campsites and caravan parks to hotels, motels, and bed-and-breakfasts. On guided tours, accommodations are usually arranged by the tour operators.
Self-guided bike tours are popular in Australia, with many resources available to help plan your route. Bike hire shops often provide maps and advice on local routes.
Guided bike tours are widely available across Australia, offering expert insights into the local area, with the convenience of arranged accommodations and often food and repair support.
E-bike rentals are increasingly available across Australia, especially in tourist-heavy areas and major cities. They're a great option for covering more ground with less effort.
Always wear a helmet, follow road rules, be mindful of wildlife and livestock on rural roads, carry enough water, and let someone know your route, especially in remote areas.
The best times for cycling are during spring and autumn due to milder weather, but seasons vary in different parts of the country. Avoid the northern regions during the wet season (November to April).
Australia hosts several cycling events throughout the year, including the Tour Down Under in South Australia and the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race in Victoria, which attract both professional and amateur cyclists.
Keep a safe distance from wildlife, especially larger animals like kangaroos, which can cross roads unexpectedly. Be cautious of snakes in rural and bushland areas.
Cycling is allowed in many national parks, but it's important to stick to designated trails and follow park regulations to protect the environment and wildlife.